, 1887-01-13
From, .cucadn.,s Daily.

From 'racsdas'z I,aiIY.
Twp more town lots for sale at the
AECGs real estate agency.
NJ Geo, I. Snow and family, and Mr..
and Mrs. Morrison, will so to house
keeping on the bill.
R1csch Bros. have closed their butch
er shop-coneluding probably that
there were euough shops in town with
o 1t theirs.
WANTED'-Bosrd and lodging for two
little boys, aged aud 6 years, during
their attendance at school. Kind treat
ment expected. Apply at this Office.
Mr. James S1eCaun OF Old Tacomr,
father OF the famous 2l-pouud baby, was
10 town this week, returning home yes
terday. Jim is resting Oh his laureIs
aud enjoying his fame.
Major Z. Butler, formerly III command
at Fort townsend, but now of Fort
Omaha, Nebraska send. his card with
Ne" Year greetings. 1 lie ARGUS gree!s
him every week.
The ladies Of st. Pauls guild will
hold their next sociable tomorrow even
ing at Mrs. James Jones' residence.
Gentlemen and ladies of ST Paul's con-
gregation and their friends are cordially
invited to be present.
Says the Olympia Partisan: "Weir,
OF the ARGUS, issued q very creditable
edition of his paper. We congratulate
him upon his success. Materials are
scarce on the peninsula for every day
aud holiday editions. All the more
credit to the ARGUS.
a very interesting prayer meeting was
held at the M. E. church last evening.
Rev. McNRmee gave a short address,
preceded by a song service. General
speaking closed the exercises. Meeting
again tonight The pastor, Rev. Deni-
son. will preach short sefmon. All are
cordially invited 10 attend.
Read the bargains indicated in our
bargain column. Persons having prop
erty 10 sell are reminded that this agen-
cy places their property before thous-
ands Of readers every week-without
cost to owners in case no sale ID affected.
Every facility will be afforded for In
tending purchasers.
The Victoria ColOnist issued most
elaborate illustrated holiday edition.
1t DOW issues regularly an extra good
daily on Sundays. and in ali respects is
coming up to the full requirements OF a
first class newspaper. Able as was its
management under Hon. d. ". Higgins,
it has rot apparently suffered fIom the
change.
OUR NATIONAL BANK.-At the annual
meeting o; the stock holders OF tie lst
National Bank, hell at their banking
house. the old board of directors were
reelected. At subsequent meeting of
the board Of directors the following Off
GERS were unanimously reelected:
Henry LandeS, president; n ID. Hill,
vice president; R. c. Hill, cashier.
In Portland the DuniWays step down
and out from the management OF tts
Netr Northwest, and an entirely new
firm assumes coutrol of that able cham
pion of equal rights. For half gener-
alton y rs. Abigail Scott Dnniway has
been the presiding genius OF that jour
nal. which she founded, and during that
time her impress has been felt in mold
ing the affairs ST the Pacific northwest
i an unusual degree. A lady OF great
force OF character. culture and ability
she has conducted a great movement al
most unaided and alone. One OF her
sous, Mr. Hubert r. Duriway, who has
grown to manhood in the service, has
been associated with his mother for some
time past in publishing the paper, keep
ing personal oversight f the details Of
Office work, doing editorial labor, ETC.,
during the periodical lecturing tours
engaged In by materfamilias- Under
their management the paper has been IN
point of Typographical neatness the
pride of the craft over the whole coast,
| while it has always been readable and
instructive, and at times brilliant 1t
seems like parting with valued friends
! 10 lose them from the rank OF journal